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Dave Collins Promoted to GDIT VP Role

Dave Collins, formerly a program senior director at General Dynamics‘ (NYSE: GD) information technology business, has elevated to a vice president position within the same unit, FedHealthIT reported Wednesday.

Collins brings to the role his management and technical experience in areas such as data warehousing, Agile development, contact centers and cloud computing.

He previously served as a program director at Maricom Systems, a health information technology provider acquired by CSC in September 2011, and as a director at ViPS following its 2008 acquisition by GDIT.

His career also included manager positions at CMSI, Insight Distribution Software and COIN Dealership Systems.

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